Gary Roan on 34D. This is a great route on the 34D Wall. The left most line of complete bolts. 8 bolts lead you to a two bolt rap station. Solid rock on a vertical wall. What's not to like. Well worth the effort to get up to the 34D Wall. Photo by Jack Beatty.

Gary Roan on Heavy Petting on the 34D wall. This fantastic route ascends the right most line of bolts on the the 34D wall. Do the first 10 feet of Butpucker Traverse, then ascend the obvious line of bolts. Classic Nelson Rocks exposure on solid rock. Photo by Jack Beatty.

Jack Beatty on Lifers. The wall looks rather intimidating because its so overhanging but is littered with large holds as you can see. Its a good warm up climb for the rest of the routes on the Future Wall. This route is probably overrated at 5.10a but enjoyable none the less.

Yet another brave soul accompanies me on another random adventure. Here's Jodi on the Via Ferrata in May 2003.

This is the crown jewel of the via ferrata! I think it is 150 feet across and 25o feet high or perhaps vice versa. Then again maybe I'm really off. Anyways its fun. I don't think that anybody in the east coast even knows that this place exists! You have to go there!

This is a crappy picture, but it shows the weather nicely. Clouds and cold. Maybe next year we should wait 'till May.

This photo was taken during OozeFest 2.0 when "rockartist43" and myself set out to do the Via at 12:15am , under a full moon, during blizzard-like conditions, with 60-70mph winds and sub-zero windchills. The conditions were so bad, that we nearly turned back several times, and especially when we hit the Notch. Reaching the summit seemed like an eternity, but we actually did it in just over 3.5 hours in these conditions. Normally it takes roughly an hour or so. ~ Photo by rockartist43.

This photo was taken during OozeFest 2.0 when "rockartist43" and myself set out to do the Via at 12:15am , under a full moon, during blizzard-like conditions, with 60-70mph winds and sub-zero windchills. ~ Photo by rockartist43.

This is a veiw of the tent village at Oozefest. Lots of fun going on down there.

I finally found a pic of me. I took a good 40 some odd pictures and found one of me. Not the greatest but who cares... Photo by ?? (can't remember..one of the ohio dudes)

Here is my wife checking out the view when you come around the first corner... the via ferrata was a good time.

Glen was just below me when I turned around took this photo. Another one of my favorites. I hope you rc.comers like this one as well photo by dontfall

This is the top portion of the 34D Wall, as seen from the gap between 34D and Stone Gallows. Great exposure.

Here is the great EZ Wider route. Good place for a first climb or first lead, and the second pitch is excellent.

This route really makes the EZ Wider climb great. Some fun climbing on good rock, and some serious exposure at the top.

This shot looked too nice to pass up. July 5, 2003. If this climber is you, I can send you more photos like this.

Here is another photo of this unknown climber on the Upper Crescendo Wall.

This shot shows an unknown climber and the incredible exposure of the Upper Crescendo Wall area.

This is the great belay spot at the top of pitch 1 of Moderato (5.5). Great view.

This is a tough route. Very thin face climbing after the first 25' or so.

Tough route at left end of Sport Wall. Very tough moves near the top.

Christian rappelling from the 1st pitch of Moderato.

Here is a picture of the bridge taken from up on 34D wall.

This was taken on July 5, 2003 of an unknown climber on Stone Boy (5.10b).

A picture I snapped a little more than halfway across the bridge of the Via Ferrata at NRP.